Overall experience was not a wow.considering the high price I paid for a luxurious experience. The pool area was great to sit andcrelax.

was looking forward to the site as per the review from Gordon ramsay a few yeas ago.nothing different to the cascade or cabanas. Breakfast.was chaotic.stood a while for a table at 9h00.got seat outside.was beautiful. the TV was not working.the safe door was broken.the room was smelling.we were moved to 403.which was much better.still not impressed with the palace room though.stay in in much more luxurious hotels.rooms need a upgrade and a is not a wow.and the bathrooms need to be renovated.especially tioletsHad a good sleep. this cannot be the palace service.the cascades has better rooms mum.mum I complaining.she did. I was ieving the loss of my husband.I had no energy to complain. There was alot of negativity at this scene. Just heard people around me complaining about the wait and rooms not being ready. The check in was slow.stood a while in the queue. No management of new check in.not coordinated well for this 5 star resort. The choas at the drop off zone soon changed my thoughts. The Palace of the Lost City pool will be closed during the following period for maintenance: 25 July 26 August 2018. Exquisitely prepared international cuisine, The Crystal Court is surrounded by towering floor to ceiling windows, which provide an excellent view of the tropical jungle and shimmering waters. Set within verdant gardens, each luxurious room in the hotel boasts handcrafted furniture, befitting royalty. The entrance hall of The Palace sets the precedent, with its intricately painted ceilings, mosaic artworks and golden zebra-hide upholstered furniture. The Palace forms part of Sun Internationals Sunlux Collection, this sophisticated 5-star hotel has redefined African luxury and elegance. The Palace is adorned with exquisite mosaics, frescoes, hand painted ceilings and works of art you would find nowhere else in the world. The Palace lavishes its guests with 5-star service, and is luxurious in every facet of its fabulous architecture. The Palace of the Lost City, fabled to be the royal residence of an ancient king, is truly the most extraordinary hotel in the world.

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